How, when and why to service connect a veterans drug and alcohol abuse.
If a VSO tells you that you cannot service connect veterans drug and alcohol abuse, they are perpetuating a big myth about VA Disability Compensation.
Did the VA lowball your VA PTSD rating? Here’s how to find out.
The day was just like any other day. Until you checked your mail. The big brown envelope was in it, with the VA logo in the upper left corner. You knew it was your VA PTSD Rating Decision. It’s about time – you filed your PTSD service-connection claim 18...![[VIDEO] Do you get the max Sleep Apnea VA Disability rating?](https://www.veteranslawblog.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/sleep-apnea-va-disability-rating-VLB-AS-850x675.jpeg)
[VIDEO] Do you get the max Sleep Apnea VA Disability rating?
Anybody can go online and find the Sleep Apnea VA Disability Rating criteria on the VA rating scheduleYou may have found this page searching for that very phrase. And, if all you are looking for are the percent levels for ratings for sleep apnea in a VA claim, well, a...
Do you know about this under-utilized path to Service Connection?
In this post, I’m going to talk to you about one of the EASIEST ways to prove service connection – secondary service connection. Well, actually, it may not be the easiest….but it’s not the hardest, and it is most certainly the most...
How does the VA rate Veterans Parkinson’s Disease?
More and more Veterans are being diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease…the question I answer in today’s post is whether the VA is properly rating the Veterans Parkison’s Disease.
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